Stand Well Back - Expansion Tank Cap Question
Stand Well Back - Expansion Tank Cap Question
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darbyp

Original Poster:

33 posts

246 months

Thursday 29th March 2007
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I have read pretty much all of the threads on which cap goes where, so I am not going to get into that again, but my S3 has a pressurised cap on both the swirl and expansion tank.

So my question is........where can I get a plain cap from as my local Halfrauds only stocked pressurised ones?

Thanks
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markbigears

2,485 posts

298 months

Thursday 29th March 2007
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Get one from the dealer, I did.

bridgdav

4,805 posts

277 months

Friday 30th March 2007
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darbyp said:
my S3 has a pressurised cap on both the swirl and expansion tank.


That's great - You won't have to worry if they are the wrong way round then...

MickS2

198 posts

267 months

Friday 30th March 2007
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www.nfauto.co.uk do plain caps - and a lot more!

gentleman geoff

1,058 posts

241 months

Friday 30th March 2007
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darbyp said:
where can I get a plain cap from

So, er... which one are you going to replace? hehe

darbyp

Original Poster:

33 posts

246 months

Friday 30th March 2007
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I am not getting dragged into that Hornets nest

Thanks for your answers.

clarenceboddiger

1,398 posts

244 months

Friday 30th March 2007
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MickS2 said:
www.nfauto.co.uk do plain caps - and a lot more!

Excellent company, if anyone downloads the catalogue make a note of the "Solderless Nipples" on page 8, very handy if kept with a length of cable in the event of a throttle cable snapping.Temporary of course.


Edited by clarenceboddiger on Friday 30th March 23:04

GreenV8S

31,017 posts

313 months

Saturday 31st March 2007
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clarenceboddiger said:
MickS2 said:
www.nfauto.co.uk do plain caps - and a lot more!

Excellent company, if anyone downloads the catalogue make a note of the "Solderless Nipples" on page 8, very handy if kept with a length of cable in the event of a throttle cable snapping.Temporary of course.


There is a suitable solderless nipple on the heater control cable, conveniently placed at the back of the engine bay, and just begging to donate itself to a roadside repair.

clarenceboddiger

1,398 posts

244 months

Saturday 31st March 2007
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Well spotted!
I may as well put my spare one on there now as well for safe keeping.